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The Kings’ Crew’s New Song Is the Afrobeat Jam You Didn’t Know You Needed!

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2 months ago

August 16, 2024

Accra, Ghana – August 20, 2024 – After their monumental Eden Nights concert, The Kings’ Crew is back and making waves with their highly anticipated new single, “All in All.” Following the success of their popular hip-hop anthem “Way Up,” the dynamic gospel trio has once again captured the hearts of fans with their infectious blend of faith-infused lyrics and irresistible Afrobeat rhythms.

“All in All” marks the group’s second single of the year and their first foray into Afrobeat in four years. The track is already being hailed as a must-hear anthem, with a melody that’s sure to get stuck in your head and lyrics that resonate deeply with listeners from all walks of life. The pre-chorus, in particular, has been turning heads:

“Your love don catch me
Na for handcuff
Sweet like sugarcane
Got me on lock
You got me addicted
Me I can’t stop
You got me addicted,
Me I can’t stop”

This captivating single is a celebration of the overwhelming and all-consuming love of God—a love that captivates and holds us like no other. The Kings’ Crew’s unique ability to merge contemporary sounds with meaningful messages continues to set them apart in the gospel music scene, and “All in All” is a testament to their versatility and creative vision.

Speaking on the release, Kray, Clericus, and Chara shared, “We wanted to create something that reflects the joy and gratitude we feel in our relationship with God. ‘All in All’ is that expression of how His love keeps us grounded, while also lifting us higher than we could ever imagine.“

Fans can stream “All in All” on all major platforms, and The Kings’ Crew has hinted at even more exciting music to come, with plans to release an EP later this year.

With their track record of delivering powerful performances and hit songs that both inspire and entertain, The Kings’ Crew is proving that their journey is only just beginning. As they continue to push the boundaries of gospel music, there’s no doubt that they’ll remain a force to be reckoned with across the globe.

Stay tuned for more updates from The Kings’ Crew and be sure to catch “All in All” on your favorite streaming service today.

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About The Kings’ Crew

The Kings’ Crew is a Ghanaian gospel trio known for their unique blend of urban gospel music that spans across genres like hip-hop, Afrobeat, and dancehall. Since their debut in 2016, the group has become a beacon of hope and inspiration, using their musical talents to spread the gospel and uplift audiences worldwide.

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Monica, Tamar Braxton, and Sevyn Streeter Dazzles Stockbridge with Powerful Tribute to the Divine 9 Sisterhood

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6 hours ago

October 7, 2024

James Allen

On October 5, 2024, the Stockbridge Amphitheater in Georgia played host to a spectacular evening featuring three powerhouse R&B vocalists: Monica, Sevyn Streeter, and Tamar Braxton. The concert, part of the “Salute to the Ladies of the Divine 9,” celebrated the contributions of historically Black sororities, including Alpha Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta, Zeta Phi Beta, and Sigma Gamma Rho. Hosted by the Niecy Shaw, the night blended music with a tribute to sisterhood and empowerment.

Sevyn Streeter kicked off the event with a dynamic performance of hits like “It Won’t Stop,” energizing the crowd and setting the tone for the evening. Her versatile stage presence and collaboration highlights such as her work with Chris Brown, kept the audience on their feet.

Tamar Braxton followed, captivating the crowd with her emotional renditions of songs like “Love and War” and “All the Way Home.” In a special moment, she even brought her sister, Toni Braxton, on stage, making the night even more memorable.

Monica headlined the show, delivering a stellar performance of her classic hits such as “Angel of Mine,” “The Boy Is Mine,” and “So Gone.” Monica, one of the most beloved voices in R&B, has always captivated audiences with her soulful vocals and emotional delivery. Her soulful voice and connection with the audience highlighted why she remains a beloved figure in R&B after two decades.

The concert not only celebrated musical talent but also honored the legacy of Black Greek-letter organizations and HBCUs.